Local. Seasonal. Community‐minded. Clay goes further with a celebrated cocktail and wine program plus locally sourced ingredients from small batch producers for their New American menu. The convivial spirit of the former Harlem jazz club space, Perk’s, continues at Clay. You’ll leave feeling remolded and anew.

It’s all in the name…sitting right on the “corner” of 126th St, this Harlem newcomer is the destination for brunch, lunch, dinner, drinks and all things “social” over the music of in house DJs.

Go on; judge this book by its cover! Raised from the ashes of a former garden, this café provides an oasis, both in and out door, from the concrete jungle. Breakfast, lunch or dinner, this family run business has been serving the community since 1967. Stop on in and “grow” with this garden. WAHI

From the owners of Harlem Pizza Co comes another “executive” of the board…the Board of Burgers. Serving all natural meats and poultry, a burger or slider, a wiener or sandwich will be good for your body and conscious. Hand cut fries and thick all natural ice cream milk shakes are essential colleagues. Time to call a meeting at Harlem Burger Co!

No this is not a museum for the viral internet dance, this is the Harlem burger joint. The retro 50’s space also offers hotdogs, fries, sandwiches and shakes like the soon to be famous signature red velvet shake. Now shake a tail feather and git!